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Larry Carlton: Larry Carlton Collection Volume 2

by Robert Spencer
January 1, 1998

It's cool. It's upbeat. It's danceable. It's the much accomplished Larry Carlton's Collection Volume 2, gathering the cream from his releases The Gift, Kid Gloves, Discovery, On Solid Ground, Alone / But Never Alone, and Larry & Lee (that would be Ritenour). Carlton is a superb guitarist. His phrasing is impeccable, his ear for melody sound. ...

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David Benoit: American Landscape

by Robert Spencer
January 1, 1998

Genial smooth jazz pianist David Benoit weighs in with what he calls “a true labor of love." American Landscape is dedicated to his mother, who died just as it was completed. Benoit explains that his mother loved “American music": Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, George Gershwin and Stephen Sondheim. Presumably American Landscape 's tunes are situated within ...

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Keiko Matsui: Collection

by Robert Spencer
January 1, 1998

Keiko Matsui's Collection consists of twelve cuts culled from the albums Under the Northern Lights and No Borders. Fans of Keiko's jazz / funk piano and keyboard will want to pick this up if they can't get the earlier discs, but it features no “bonus" or “previously unreleased" cuts to drag in diehard fans. As for ...

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Stolen Moments: Red Hot + Cool

By Various Artists

Label: GRP Records
Released: 1997

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Two For The Road

By Dave Grusin

Label: GRP Records
Released: 1997

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Alive in L.A.

By Lee Ritenour

Label: GRP Records
Released: 1997

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Healing The Wounds

By Crusaders

Label: GRP Records
Released: 1997

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That's Right

By George Benson

Label: GRP Records
Released: 1997

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The Very Best of Diane Schuur

By Dan Dean

Label: GRP Records
Released: 1997

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Lee Ritenour: Alive in L.A.

by Dave Hughes
December 1, 1997

This is the last album Lee Ritenour had left on his contract with GRP. He's already founded a new label, i.e. Music, on which has already appeared the all-star recording A Twist of Jobim, which was really a Lee Ritenour album except in name. What easier way to fulfill the rest of your contract than to ...